itheroe Advertiser and Times


F R I D A Y , S « P T . 10. 1965.


NEWS IN BRIEF


» " p O M O R R O W will be a special J- day for M r . a n d Mrs. David


I W .l .—About D-i ciQcriy people I-,': the viliage. were taken on a


l<v*ach u'ip to Skipton. Bolton. L\bboy. Burusai and Linton on Wednesday. T h e trip was


Tht.- trip ended at St. Helen’s


hgeiiool. Waddington. where a I: a awaited the old people.


t’nc party in her car. taking II Th e president accompanied.


[s ^nte guests who were unable to into the coach.


Mis.s Marsiand arranged the ,p and distributed home-made


l^-'A-'ots to the party. Mr. R. S. Southwortli pro-


-'.^ed a A ote of thanks to the .'omen’s Institute and all con­


ic- rned. Piiotograplis were taken dur-


|:-a: ::ie tea by Mr. Taylor. B L A C K P O O L .— More than 50


|r.'.-‘mbc!'s and their friends of W o m e n ’s Institute went on I coach trip to Blackpool 5”es-


Iterday week to visit a cinema |a:id see “T h e Sound of Music.” Ariangements were made b y


|r..om'oers of the party W H I S T ,—T h e weekly whist


Icirive was held on Tuesday even- |:::g in the Reading Room, w h e n . u'.nerc; were: Ladies— 1 Airs. J.


|lvGdwei:. 2 Airs. A. Smith, con. Al:s. J. Bond. Gents— 1 tie Airs.


|v.', I.nwson. and Air. J. Aletcalfe, a:'.. Mrs. C. Bates.


L A N G H O


W H I S T — At the hrst whist and -m:no drive o.f the winter sea- -


lLa:'uho >’c-.<*.crday week, prizes .-'t-


:i held in St. Leonard’s School. e ■


.’.'Oil b y : L,ad;o.s— Mrs. XiutaU, Airs.


|Madcox. AIis5 Knowles. Gents— Air. R. Charnicy, Air.


|J. AXetcalf. Airs. E. Atkinson. Gominoe.s— AIi*s. R. E. Elliott,


Ir.-. E. Collins, Airs. AI. Char- • -ek.


IT W A S Alcn's Sund ay at :. Leonard’s and Old L a n g h o


L'h.urche.s. At St. Leonard’s the :car. the Rev. R . K ir k h am con-


|::-:ct>-e! Alattins in place of Air. 'h A. Eland and lessons were aid by Air. R . Scott an d AIi-. b Ainsworth. A t evensong the -'reac:ier was the ArchdesM^n Todd, of Blnckbium. Air. C. Imlght and Air. H . AI. BiiUock’ '•ad lessons.


Alombers of the m e n ’s guild


Rishton. I At Old L a n g h o Air. K ir k h am


|organ-.st. R IM IN G TO IS


M E M B E R S— T h e September mc-etiiig of the W o m c n ’.s Insti­


ll ;:t«^ took the form of members’ |;'..ght. arranged by Airs. Bairstow land Alr.s. Dean.


Dr. Gillts was the speaker, an d


|h:.s intere.^ting* talk illu.strated by |c ilour Slide;: on “Living in Indo^


-.'ia. ' wa.^- enjoyed by everyone. !rs. D(-an expre.'^.sed thanks, ici al.-G read birthday gi*cetmgs.


•


Mr.'. Bair.stow was in charge of brmg-and-buy stall, and the ir.'u:* wa.s .spent guessing


a nib-r.'’ .'Urnamc.s. M'-.sdames Hoi gate. Leach, •-■; and W i ’.'On were supper


■c


S E R V I C E S . - Gio up services r.. In'id a: Salem Oongrega- onai Cliurch- on Sunday.


.sn.n.fiou." iten'.s were given by n(.;d:s: Guitar Group.


:.d •itr* .speaker was Miss Kath- • n. Ai; . -a.-tfr also of Cowling. (3raar.:-t wa.' Mis.s F. Aloor-


Cl f lMPING


T H E W O M E N S Institute d Air.'-:. Chadwick dcle- A irum n council meet- i_..i i.-:.“r. a:id it wa.'=: '-d ha* AIr.<. D. Knowles


: 1‘ y Gained most point.s AT .'ectiori at Chipping


r -.va • Mr. Summerhayes. r :>a:-k.H superintendent, k' on the care of bulbs, thanked by Alr.s. R . R .


'-petition for a hanging made from half a n


•.’.'as v.'on by i. Airs. R . Mr.'. R. Ellison. 3. Alr.'^. Social time was spent the name.s of weil-


\A>\y .MOOR H A R V E S T . — T h e Rev. R .


'■bhng and th.e Rev. J. Bell .eaciied lit the afternoon an d •.•^'npiG .ser-rice.v- respectively at


:iar\ist Festival Services


'Id at t’ne Alethodist Church Sunday.


.Orgnr.ist for the day was M r . n .Monday. Air. E. Bolton of


. J<jn.es. At. tlif- Harve.st Social held


IChatburn. showed films of the -


Sell.


T ibblcsdalc district. Chairman was the Rev. J.


\ e ! i ! i e c h a n g e d b e ca u se o f p o l io


f^-ESPITE the la.st miiauto can- * cellation of their threo-Oay lc(U-ivention at Blackbuari,


Jvah’s Witnesse.s had over seveai llumdred delegates at tSae Jubdlee Ixheatre. Blackpool, where the I Witnesses met this last weekexwi. iT h e change of venue was due to I the polio outbreak in BJackbym.


’ Peak attendance u-as on 3un~. |day afternoon when Mr. Rcmtld ■Drage Distiict Alinister for |jeho\'ah’s Witnesses gave the fpublic lecture. “ Tlic AIoi*al 3reakdo\\m— W h a t Ca n B e IDono \.bout It?”


1 >rmed the choii* an d organist rts All’. R . B. Wilkinson, of


|Mr. A. Kawoi'th read the lesson ■


conductcd afternoon service, r.d Air. H.


'Whalley was


l-.'.o outing secretary Miss H . (Marsland. to wliom sincere :h.;i!:ks were accorded by all


I organised by tne committee atid. members of tlie W o m e n ’s T:ist::u:o.


Da.wson. of 42 W e s t View. Clithcroe. for tlrey will both bo 80


Mr. Daw.son a n d his wife


Elizabeth Jane (nee Tomlinson), have lived at that addi-ess lor about 50 years.


T h ey were born within two


hours of each otlier. M r . D aw so n is a retired cloth-


looker. an d was employed at J- Tliomber’s Mill. Clltheroe. for


about 43 .years. T h e couple are celebrating


with a trip to Blackpool tomor­ row.


*. nt


"l.^ O R the second year, the -


*- ■ British Hox’se Society will


hold its northern area horse trials’ championship at Read- wood Riding School. Read, the - h om e of M r . a n d Mrs. Richard


Atkinson. T e am s from Lancashire. York­


shire. Westmorland, Cheshire and. North W a le s will be com­ peting at the event a week to­ morrow for a place in the rrational championships at Brackley, Northamptonshire. T h e event Includes dressage, cross­ country a n d show jumping. A n interesting cross-countiw course


h as been devised. 4c 9


t >


I ^ O P U L A R Clitheroc group Lee Barry a n d the M .G . ’s are


to play tomorrow at the Astoria Ballroom, Rawterrstall, w 1 t h national group M an fre d M a n n . T h e gr'oup, w h o have played tlrere before with another national group. “T h em ” , are orgarrising a coach to take their supporters along. Singer Lee Barry told the


Advertiser a n d Times this week. “ If anyorre wants to come along thej' ought to contact arry m em ­ ber- of the group.” T h e group, which nrarrages it-


.sclf. consists of Lee Barry, Derek Hall. Bill Tonrlinson. Alan


Greerr a n d T o n y Fr-o-st. Lee said. “Everyoire in the


gr'oup will be out of indentm'C.s rrext April, arrd we are thirrkiirg of going orr tour therr.”


t j: * C L I T H E R O E Parish Church Orgarr Society celebrates tire


fourth anniversary of the re­ building of the oi-gan of the Parish Churclr, Clitheroe, with a recital to bo giverr by the farrrous or-ganist Dr. Harold Darke, orr Tuesday rrext. Born rir 1888. Dr. Darke .studied organ with Sir- Walter


Paratt and compostion with Dr. Charles Vllliers Stanford. H e gave his flr.st orgarr i-ecltal at the age of nirre. Dr-. Darke w.as appoiiriccl to


St. Michael’s Corrrhill in 1916 arrd soon established the Moirday recitals which are still a regu­ lar institutioir. Tire thousandth recital beitrg given about 1943 hr the prcseirce of air cirormous audience includirrg the late Sir


H e n ry J. W o o d . Dr . Da rke founded the St.


Michael’s Sitrgcr.s itr 1920. and has beerr a president of Tiro Royal College of Orgarrisls. H e lia.s written a large quantity of music including his farrrous ser­ vice settirrg in F, a .symphorry. orchestral woik.s and some oi-garr compositions.


Natiotral Farmers' Unioir held a mantrequin parade at the Moor­ cock Imr, Waddhrgtoir. on W e d ­ nesday. w h en about 150 members arrd friends atteirded. T h e .show, which was givcir by


Joyce Salt of .Accrington, was iir aid of the Natiorral Institute for tbo Blind.


”VTJ^SS M .4 R J O R I E L . SL.4.TER. 5. Derby Street, Clitheroe,


Ira.s passed the Final E x am in a ­ tion for dental auxiliarie.s. pre- sci-i'oed by the Gener*al Dental Council, at N ew Cross General Hospital. Lorrdorr. A n old girl of Clitheroe Gram-


rrrar School. Miss Slater has rrow beeir appointed to Bui-rriey Sc'nool Cline. •


» •


r i 'O N I G H X tire Old Clitheroni- airs’ Association have ari-arr-


ged a supper- an d social evenirrg at tire .school. Its aim is lo give al! recent school-leavers the opporturritv to meet agaiir. aird at the same time to rrreet rrrerrr- bers of the .-Association otr air occasion more informal tlran lliat of tire annual dinner. .411 bovs w ho left the school in


1963. 64. a n d 65 have been invited. T ’he other main event of tire


autumn, tire Old Clitheronians dinner, will be held at tire Starkie .4rnr.s Hotel. Clithcroe on Saturday. November 13 at 6-30


p.m. ^ l i t h e r o e Ladie.s Circle held it.s monrhly meeting at,


Surbiton House, Pansou L a n e on M o n d a v evening. Mr.s. J. Robin­ son. the area extension officer, talked about the coming charter presentation to the Clitiicroc Circle. Mrs. A. Lofthou.se pre­


sided.


A S U C C E S S F U L afternoon tea and coffee evening, held at the home of Mrs. Heaton,


Closes Hall. Bolton-by-Bowland, on ’Wednesday week, raised £125 for Clitheroe L .E .P .R .A . . of which she is president.


-^AT'EF.L kn ow n at Clithcroe ▼ » magistrates’ court, where


lie has prosecuted on .several occasions. I n s p e c t o r T h om a s Shaw-, of Lyndo n Avenue. Great H arwood has been promoted to Chief Inspector. H e has worked at Padiham,


D a rw en . Chorley, Huyton a n d the Lake District, joining the


force in 1938. During the war he was in the


Royal ArtiUery. •


• « T H I S W E E K ’S / t ’s


RXD.4D S A F E T Y S L O G A N tho


Hightvay,^


“ Q u e c J i ’ s n o t y o u r s


ri'-HE Ladies’ Social Section of ■I the Clitheroc branch of the


MOTORIST SAID HE MUST HAA^E BEEN ‘SHOPPED’


O R Iraudulcnily using a motor vehicle e.xcisc licence, 29- year-old Ian Crook, of Victoria Street. Clitheroc, v/as at


Clitheroe, yesterday, lined ,£10. H e admitted the offence and told police officers that someone must have shopped him.


Inspector H . Dickinson


CUP GAME WILL BE REPLAYED


J ^ O S S E N D A L E U j N I T E D have been ordered to re­


play their Combination Cup game with Clitheroc because on the occasion of their vic­ tory one of their players was not eligible. W h e n the teams met at S h aw


Bridge. Rossendale ’United dcs- spite tile fact that they won 2-0, were overplayed.


Tile first-round game was


originally played at D a rk Lane, where Clitheroe shared six goals.


T h e n ew replay will be at


S h aw Bridge on Wednesday evening. kick-off six p.m.


APPRENTICE FINED


A 15- Y E A R- O L D appren- lice m e c h a n i c who


"repaired” his father's moped was fined a total of £6 for four offences by Clithcroe juvenile panel on Wednes­ day. Inspector H . Dickinson said


the boy was seen in Clai-emont Avenue riding the machine with a passenger beliind him. Th cy mad e for a building site and the passenger ran away. T h e officer interviewed the


bov. found he was under 15. and noticed that the machine was not properly equipped for carry­ ing a passenger.


T h e boy was fined £1 for


driving under age, £3 for driv­ ing uninsured. £1 for carrying a pas.senger without footrests and £1 for having inefficient brakes.


H e pleaded guilty to all


offences and apologised to the panel.


said Crook's car was seen on the park of the Waggon and Horses Hotel, and at first glance the licence seemed to be in order. Later, however, the police officer who saw it realised that it could not bc,^ and on closer examination saw that it should have expired in M ay . whereas it claimed to expire in October.


Crook was also fined £2 on


each of two cases of using the car without excise licence and £1 for using it without test certificate.


A summons of failing to


notify change of ownership of the vehicle was dismissed.


Crook said w h e n he first


bought the car the licensing a u t h o r i t y were definitely notified of the change.


FARMERS ELECT OFFICIALS


" I ^ E W officials were clcclcd ■


*" at the annual meeting of Bohon-by-Bowland Young Farmers' Club on Tuesday. Ch airman is M r . G . Wolfeii-


den an d his vfice-chairman is M r . J. Sllverwood. Club leaders arc M r. J. C. Singleton and Mrs. J. Haythornthwaite. Secre­ taries are Irene Haythorn- thwaitc. and Susan Taylor. Social secretary is Celia Hay- ihornthwaitc.


Treasurer is Elaine Sander­


son. a n d press correspondent. J. R o b e r t s . T h e attendance register keeper is Robin Sped- ding. Regional representatives are Irene Haythornthwaite, | Susan Taylor. J. C. Singleton, . D . Reeves, and A . Scatchard. Executive representatives are


G . Wolfenden and E. Haythorn­ thwaite.


the election, and next year’s pro­ gramme wa.s di.scusscd.


I


.4 busincs.s meeting followed i ,


president, gave a cheque to be put towards a trophy for the


I member with the most atten- ! dancc.s at the end of the year.


NEW DIRECTOR


ArR . J O H N R O B I N S O N of .Vlcad Foot. Waddington Road, ' ■ Clithcroc. was this week announced as a new director ot Cliihcroc Shirtings Limited. Mr. Robinson, who has already taken up his new duties, joins the board ol directors. Mr. John D . Hodg.son fchairmanL Mrs. Hodgson and Conn. T . Robinson.


Mr. R o b in s o n io in e d th e


company in 1930 in the pack­ ing dcparimcnt. In 1946 he was appointed departmental manager of one of the men's and boy's departments, and was responsible for a big increase in turnover.


In 1951 he wa.s made fac­


tory manager al Waterloo R o a d Faciorv. Clilheroe. Seven years later he became general works manager, a position lie still holds, and controls the overall produc­ tion of the company's si.x factories.


Last year, Mr. Robinson


who is married, was made a director of the ncwly-formcd subsidiarc'. Henthorri M a n u ­ facturers Limited.


OBITUARY A former managing director M R . J . R. P A R K E R


of Dugdale an d Parker, Haulage Contractors Ltd., for m a n y years until the company was taken over under the nationalisation scheme, M r. James Richard Parker, of 45 Brownlow Street, Clitheroe. died in hospital on Sunday aged 62. A native of Clitheroe. Mr.


Parker turned to farming after his years with Messrs. Dugdale an d Parker, and farmed at Rockfleld F’arm. Edisford. until he retired, due lo ill health. 12 months ago. M r . Parker was associated


with St. Paul’s Church. Low Aloor. and was a membci- of the Clilheroe branch of the British Legion. Ml-. Pai-kcr leaves a widow.


Mrs. Ethel Parker and a .son, Robert, and a daughter, Vera. Tlic interment took place at


Clitlicroc Cen-ictcry on W ed n e s ­ day.


M R S . M. A. W A L L B A N K .4 native of Clitheroc. Mr.s.


M ary Agne.s Wallbank of 4 T u r ­ ner Street. Clitheroe. died at home on Tuesday aged 52. Alr.s. Wallbank worked a.s a


winder at Ca.stle Winding.s C om ­ pany Ltd. Sh e was a.ssocialed witli S. S.


Michael and Jo h n ’.s Cluirch. Clilheroe. Mrs. Wallbp.nk Icavo.s ;i hu.s-


band. Mr. Harry Wallbank and a son, Frank. T h e interment takc.s place to­


morrow in the Catholic portion of Clitheroc Cemetery following Requiem -Vlas.s at S. S. viichael and .John’s Church.


A member of tlie Chindits in M R . F. M A R S D E N


the B u rm a campaign. Mr. Frederick Marsden. of 25 Kemp lc View, died at home on


Saturday aged 55. A native of Clitheroe, M r.


M arsden w as a loom sweeper at


S h aw Bridge Mill. H e was associated with S.S.


Alichael and Jo h n ’s Church,


Clitheroe. H e leave.s four biothers and


two sisters. Interment took place at St.


Joseph’s Cemetery on W ed n e s ­ day.


ford Place, Clitheroe, died in ho.spi-.ai on pa*iday, aged 61.


AI1- Alr.s. Black, nee Ttiylor. who


was born in Clitheroe. wa.s a wea\-cr before her marriage and wa.s a.ssociated with St. "James’ Church, Cliihcroc.


Sh e leaves a husband. Mr.


-Maurice Ivan Black. Cremation tqok place at .4c-


cringlon on AVcdne.sday. M R . C. R O B I N S O N


Cooper, Alurra.v, and Richards of Railway View, Clitheroe for m an y years, Mr. Clarke Robln- .son, of 73 West View, Clitheroc, died at Uie home of his son at 43‘2 Bolton Road. Bur.v- on Alon- day. aged 84. Air. Robin.son was born in Low


Aloor, and had lived in Clithcroe for about 50 years.


H e was associated with St.


M a ry ’s Parish Church. Clltheroe. Air. Robin.son served in the


.4rmy in the First World W a r . H e leaves a son. Air. Richard


Robinson. Cremation took place at Over-


M R S . M. F R A N K L A N O Airs. Matilda Frankland. of 8.


Garden Street. Accrington died at the home of her eldest d augh ­ ter. "Oatlands.” Waddington on Saturday, aged 78. Mrs. Frankland was the oldest


member of Whalley Road. Con- gi-ogational Church. Accrington. Born in Accrington. Mr.s.


Fr-ankland had lived there all her life. Her husband, the late .llj-.


George Trafford Fi-ankland was foi’ m an y years water mains superintendent for the Accring­ ton and District G a s an d Water Board. S h e leaves two married d augh ­


ters. Mrs. F . K . Illingworth of Waddington. and Mrs. M . Auld of Accrington. T h e interment took place al


Church and Clayton Cemetery on Wednesday.


dale Crematorium, Bolton yes­ terday.


I .4 former chauffeur for Doctor.s ;


''|''HF annual Icic al Hurst Green aiiraclcd larcg crowds, in ■


ing the queen was held in fine weather. The fete queen wa.s 14-year-


old Christine NVcHs, of The Dene. Hurst Green. She was crowned by t h c retiring queen. Miss Mary Wilkinson, of Foxfiiclds Farm. In atten­ dance were Miss Margaret "VVilkinson and Miss Barbara


Holden. Opener wa.s Air. H. G . .Adams,


of Hoghton Towers, who was in­ troduced tav Air. AV. Alather.


i .At a well-attended dance the 1


previous evening music wa.s j played by The TravelTcrs a n d | Rovers.


Airs, w'addington. of Hoghton and Airs. Green of Ribbleton. U p to nine months— 1 Chris­


A babv contc.st was judged by \ :


tine Brow'll; 2 Judith A n n H a r ­ rison. 9-18 months—1 Heather Bradshaw: 2 Diane Thomber. Fanev dress—-


B o l l o n - b y -B o w l a n d M o t o r S e r v i c e s L u l . a n d H o d d e r M o t o r S e r v i c e s


E X C U R S I O N S S U N D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 1 9 t h


1 David Wilkin­


son and Alark Armstrong (Tiger in tank): 2 Susan Greaslcy (Fresh as the moment when the pod went pop): 3 Geraldine Mather (Pendic Witch). W ild flowers— 1 Caroline


AVard: 2 A-iinc Wilkinson. G a r ­ den flowci'S— 1 Alr.s. G . Steven­ son; 2 Mrs. Ward. Ladies’ Spra.v — 1 Mrs. J. Kay: 2 Mrs. W . Brown. Buttonhole— 1 Mrs. L . Newbold; 2 Mr-S- H . Wilkinson. Rose— 1 Mrs. Wells; 2 Mrs. L . Newbold. Handicrafts, senior— 1 Mrs. J.


Holden; 2 Mrs. M . Duxbui’y. Junior— 1 Peter Holden; 2 P.


Always. Brown eggs— 1 Mi'S. Stevenson; .2 M i ^ E. Holden. AVliite eggs— 1 Aliss E. Holden; 2 Mrs. J. Kay. J am — 1 Mrs. J- K a y ; 2 Mrs. Gornall. Lemon cheese— 1 Mrs.


9 00 am ' ™ S e RA^^Re ’^ a S ^ B O W & E ^ ^ ^ "fo o p .m . ( r e t . 9-30 p .m ) . M O N D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 20th T U E S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 21St


9 15 a m S O U T H P O R T ( r e t . ’7-0 p .m . ) i S k


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b o o k n o w at 4 WELLGATE; A IN SW O R TH ’S,


W A TERLOO RO A D ; or T A Y L O R ’S, BAW D LA N D S


CUITHEROE AUTO ENGINEERS 1.5-19 C-ASTLE STREET, CLITHEKOE T E L . 110


WHOLESALERS TO THE PUBLIC OF QUALITY NEW . \N D U SED C-YRS


25 CARS IN STOCK IN SPECT A T Y O U R L E ISU R E— A N D O U R PLE.ASURE


J. K a v ; 2 Mrs. H . Wilkinson. Brown'scones— 1 AH's. G . Steven­ son- 2 Airs. J. K a y . W h ite— 1 Airs’. G . Holden; 2 tvii-s. W . Hol­ den. Cake— 1 Mrs. Q u in n ; 2 Mrs. Saiidham; 3 Mrs. J. Holden


Patricia Crotty; ^ SusaiiHolden. Guessing weight of L am b l


J. Kay.


(Winklcv Cottage!. Biins-Ll Mai-garet Holden. -


* spite of rain in mid-afternoon, but the ceremony of crown­ M R S F. B L A C K .S. Frances Black of 8 Stam­


T h e Mayof- Comi. J. Hall presents a cup to J . Wilson, cop tain o f the 1*3;,“ *® * who won the yonths’ fivo-a-sitlc competition after beating the Phnntoms lo o


C O M P E T I T I O N was fierce i at the Fi’/C'-a-side Fool- !


ball competition H the lele. and the finals produced .some very good L'ooib'alk


In llic Junior liital. the


Silver Streaks defeated the Five Half-Pennies by 12 points lo two. atier leading 4— 0 al half-time. Some of the best football


howe\*er. took place in the Youth final, when. after losina 1— 3 al half-iinie. the Byrds beat the Phantoms by


10— 4. The Phantoms scored three


corners in the first half, but only managed to gain one m o r e corner after the interval w h e n the Phantoms scored


Members decided to hold an 1 annual dinner dance.


"commons SPEAKER CAME


S M r. J. Howard, la.st year’s 1 t e


V J Ti


two goals and one corner. In the Senior final, the ’


Flinstoncs, with two ol last i year's first eleven at Clithcroc | Grammar School. Jo h n Lewis and Arthur Howden ; playimi, t h r a s h c d the t


*t of t ’


Dakotas by 14— 3. The Flinisiones were lead­


ing 5— 3 at the interval, and at that stage it looked any- > body's ganie. with Howden j making brilliant saves in the , Flintstoncs' goal.


:


Five-a-side football ! I


Clithc ro c Aciverii.


,:ertiscr and Times, f riday. SciJ/emhcr JO. you’ll dance with joy


S


the day you [El 7/6


M O O R L A M E £ W O O M E L A N E I". C L I T H E R O E - T E L e S 3 - -


.ISDENA y


"Roxtidace fUZASlTH


'^I'HE news ol tile i.lcatli of the Spciikcr of the


HERE IN 1958


House of Commons—Sir Harry Hylion-Fosicr— yester- claj’ week, has been rceeiwd with shock throughout the


coiintr\. In c'lilhcroe tiicrc no- many


people w ho can remember hi.s visit to Downham Hall in 1957.


Tile Solicitor-General had travel­ led np to the TTagL \ss epcn-c Co n­ servative garden (party. H e wa.s welcomed and intro­


duced li.v Lord Clitlicroe one of his clo.se friend.'. In fac.. wlien the two wore tu Eton togct'ncr.


Sir Harry wa.' ’fag' for Lord ;


Clitlicroe. Sir Harry 'nad been Speaker


of tiic Hou.'o of Commons since 1959. H e died at the ago of GO. H o lir.st entered Parliament a.s


Con.snrvative member for York in 1950: and -


.va.s returned for


London and We.'’.min.sior in 1959. though wlicn ’he new Parlia­ ment met. lie w.-is elected


Speaker. Tlie Rl. Hon. Sir H a n y Brau.s-


t.vn Hylton-Foster, Q.C., M.P.. was b om in 1905. the only .son of the late H. B. H. H.vUon Fo.stcr. a barrister at law. During tlie la.st war lie served


in the Intelligence Branch of the R .A .F .V .R . and inter became dcput.v judge advocate in Nortli


-Africa an d Italy. Sir Harrv married AIi.s,s .Audrey


Pcllcw Clfton Brown in 1931. Sh e was daugliter of the fir.st Vi.s- count Ruscllffc, who a.s Colonel Clifton Brown was a former Speaker of the Hou.se.


One of the most popular items in the torchlight procession was the Clithcroc Gasworks dalek — flashing and blinking its w ^ about the road. Contrary to public b eh ef , it was


propelled


bv -I motorbike, but a small mechanical shovel p ^ . Standing bv ffic fierce-looking creature are left-right Mr. who was piloHng the machine. Dr. >Vho — Mr. Harold


H a m m o n d who walked alongside it, and the driver Mr. Ronald S e l l e r s . __________________


Something for everybody at Hodder Valley show


One of the larccsl crowd-pullers of ilie year, the Hinder V a l^y Show is taking place al Duckmire barm. Slaidburn.


tomorrow. Hundreds of townspeople


will throng to the show to take


a closer look at country-life, and even though they may not be interested in the agri-


LARGE CROWD TO


SEE VILLAGE FETE QUEEN CROWNED


culuiral side of ihc show, there will be plenty ot' other events lo capture their atten­


tion. Suppoi'lers of tUe .kIi o w have


always stubbornly held out that no •gimmicks* are needed to make the event a success, and this policy has been continued


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EBBse (C L ITHERO E ) LTD. G U A R A N T E E D USED CARS


1965 Austin 1100 de luxe, red. 5.000 miles only, as new, just run in. manuiacturers warranty ....................... £620


1965 Austin 1800 de luxe Saloon, heater, washer.', as new throughout, manuiaclurer's warranty ....................... £825


1964 Austin Mini Countryman, smoke gre.y. one careful owner, fully maintained by us ....................................... £460


1964 Ford Cortina 4 door de luxe, excellent condition. one owner, very reasonable at ....................................... £495


19G2 Sunbeam Rapier, convertible, blue, belts, one owner. ver.v good throughout ....................................................... £545


1960 Rower 100 Saloon, ver.v low mileage, immaculate condition


tills vear. w-ben it should attract a large attendance. Xlic entries are well up on last year, despite the fact that most people in Slaldbuim have h a d their gar­ dens dug up because of a sewer­


age scheme. T h e entries in tlie cattle and


sheep sections are also well up


on last year. T h e president of tlie .show


this year is Col. L . C. King- Wilkinson. an d the ch ainnan is


M r Walter Harrison. Included in the siiow are clas­


ses for cattle, sheep, horticulture handicrafts. children’s Y o u n g Fannei*s’ Clubs competi­ tions. sheep dog trials a n d pony


'^’^sSiediiles can be ^ t a in e d from J. Thompson. D unnow Lodge. Slaidburn. an d F. Rickitt,


Dale Kouse, Slaidbui'n.


1960 Riley 1.5 Saloon, gre.v, heater, washer.', cxccllcm condition


............................................................................... £515


1960 Singer Gazelle Saloon, heater, maroon and lawn. an exti"emely good car and top value at only . . . . £315


1959 Austin A55.de luxe Saloon, heater, washers, excellent condition ................................................................................ £295


1959 Oxford Estate, Clarendon grey, one owner, excellent condition


............................................................................... £ 3 15 ............................................................................... £335


1959 Rover 60. black, .specimen condition throughout, very reasonable, price ................................................................... £395


1957 Ford Anglia, red and white, recent overhaul ........... £145 T^OW TI.P. TERMS


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